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Human Flaws In Julius Caesar

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One of William Shakespeare's most famous tragedies, Julius Caesar, creates a cast of many diverse characters that are compelled by their human flaws- the most prominent of those characters being Brutus. As much as the Roman people envy Brutus's nobility, he still falls victim to the most common of human imperfections; imperfections of naivety and ignorance among other things. Brutus displays no hidden or selfish motives for assassinating Caesar, other than for the benefit of the Roman people; because of this, Brutus his easily susceptible to believe what he wants to be true. This is something Cassius uses to his advantage, managing to deceive Brutus's moral code by convincing him to betray his friend. Brutus is immediately manipulated by
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